Army pay trimmed to boost service careers in new plan
Washington fede ral action targets higher pay to keep technicians in the military as House approval of a 668 million dollar annual cost faces Senate review. The plan aims to curb civilian job losses for skilled personnel across weapons programs including jets subs and missiles.
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Washington
Tim
Lars
House
Syedon B. Johnson
Texas
T Committee
Sen
Stennis Dmiss
Armed Services
Senate Committee
Norman LeRoy Carhave
Route 2
Frederick
Charles Cashour
Weekend Arrests Reported By City Police
Police reported multiple weekend arrests. Juan Spencer, 2, and Paul Moss were jailed after disturbances, with bonds set at 230 and 550 dollars respectively. Maynard Bowens, 33, and Ralph Lods and Benny Wetzel, both 27 and 35, faced charges of assault or disorderly conduct with bonds up to 250 dollars. Dutrow and Wastler, both 35 and 30, were held on 25.80 collateral for trial after intoxication arrests on Saturday night.
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Juan
Spencer
Paul W. Mossarrest
Saturnenver
Grisea
Ene
Elson Hoffman
Sergt
Marshall Murray
Ime
Hoffman
Maynard E. Bowens
Szints Street
Norman Trump
Weer All Saints Street
Bowens
Benny Austin Wetzel
South Starnet Street
Ralph Walter Lods
Yellow Springs
Trump
W. C. Rippeon
West All Saints Street
Wetzel
Lods
Fairview Avenue
Raymond D. Dutt
Irow
Frederick
iChester LeRoy Wastler
Route 13
Sgt
Shook
Martin Kanode
Dutrow
Wastler
Windows Dedicated At All Saints Church
A memorial window in the sanctuary of All Saints Church honors the late Judge Glens H. Worthington with a dedication in the afternoon service. The window, located on the west side behind the altar, was gifted by his daughter Mrs Robert Pigil and marks the late judge’s memory along with a St. Paul figure window dedicated to Robert E. Delaplaine.
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All Saints Church
Glens H. Worzkinztos
M. Service
New Jersey
Judge Worthington
Robert Pigil
St. Paul's Chapel
of All Saints
St. Paul
Robert E. Delaplaine
Delaplaine
Governor McKel din attacks school lobby over pay raise veto
Baltimore reports Gov McKeldin blasting the school lobby after legislators overrode a veto on a Siléhan teacher pay raise. He criticizes counties for diverting funds to treasuries and notes prosaic shifts amid the wider budget debate. A separate item notes James W renasae aboard the amphibious group returning to Baltimore after a Pacific tour.
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Baltimore
McKeldin
Siléhan
U. S
San Diego
Calif
George A. Shaff
USX
Mes
A. D. Shaff
Fleming Ave
Treasuries
Macy Frederick
Margaret L. Coe
Criswoal
Cagal Zone
Panama
Ee Q Balhmore
James W. Renasae
Eldorado
Back River
Neck
Baltimore_Pacific
Pilot Gains Wings To Adapt Flight With Shifting Conditions
A pilot learns to adjust his aircraft during flight to exploit varying air conditions. The technique enables efficient travel by tilting wings to optimize lift and performance as weather and air currents change.
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Navy
River Manor
Indian Head
Sen. Beall
Naval Powder Factory
Charles County
Washington 7
Civil Aeronautics Board
Jegbeny Airlines
Lock Haven
Penn
Cumberland
Easton-Cambridge
Farmers Supply CO. Delaval Milkers
AD Genuine DeLaval Milker
New Idea
Fairbanks-Morse
South Carroll St Frederick
Monument
North Market St
Bermuda
Lewistown Grange
Royal Remington Olympia
Williams Typewriter & Supply CO
East Patrick St
Universal
Aluminum
Edward S. Mobley
Wilson Place
Philip Hiteshew
South Bentz St
All Saints
Joseph B. Smallwood
Robert Caldwell
Smallwood
Lorenzo M. White
Canada
Postal Service
Melvin M
Engle
Es Television
Philco
Zenith
Motorola
Whirlpool
Post Office
Francis Scott Key Hotel
THE
Buchanan Hearing Aid CO
14Th $T
N.W
Washington, DB
Oua
Thomas 0. Warfield
R. MY. Airy, MD
Mt. Airy
Planet Jr
Herb Robbins
Middletown
Mee
Associat
Kaufman Garage Co., Inc
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
H. C. Summers & Co
Jefferson, Md
Scnorett Mercury
Shifman
E. Patrick St
Streatline Design
America
Ieee Aaa
Rfichens
Chamber OF Commerce
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